Can a Facial Implant Move Around in Your Face?

It is impossible to give you good advice based on these photos and your surgical history. Only on the basis of a detailed and timely evaluation in person, supported with necessary imaging (CT, MRI) one experienced board certified plastic surgeon with experience in craniofacial surgery may have a...

No, I do not believe that removing screws would cause bone erosion. It would be helpful to review your CT scan for a more accurate assessment, but most likely you are referring to some degree of bone erosion from the implant itself. Constant pressure from an implant can cause mild bone...

Fat grafting is a great option; however, given the degree of malar deficiency, implants will provide more predictable and longer-lasting results. If you choose fat grafting, you may require more than one session to achieve the desired outcome.To further balance your profile, you may also...

The only problem I can see on these photos is cheek/malar hyperplasia, small cheek bones. Augmentation with implants would be the way to go. It would be difficult to comment on other issues without in person evaluation. Good luck.

Dear Drealme1, To achieve a more defined, sculpted face, consider these permanent surgical enhancements: 1. Sliding Genioplasty – Stronger, more balanced chin 2. Jawline Contouring or Jaw Angle Implants – Sharpen and define lower face/jaw 3. Malar or Submalar Implants – Enhance cheek...

Dear Nice, Thank you so much for sharing your journey—it’s completely understandable to feel frustrated after such a big transformation. At just six months post-op, you’re still in the thick of healing, especially after orthognathic surgery. Swelling, tissue remodeling, and bone settling can a...